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I heard that both the OptiSeal and COLLINITE 845 are both really good. The only difference is COLLINITE 845 last longer and is more work.

For my last step I am going to use either COLLINITE 845 or OptiSeal.

I do not like the baggie test at all. I prefer after the car is washed to run my bare hands across the paint. If paint feels rough and gritty. It needs to be clayed

Just asking: how do you know if a car needs iron or fallout remover. Thanks.

BDubya Do you have a g9 machine or something else.

I never used a polishing tool before either

Lake country makes good pads

BDubya That looks really really good

STOKDGS. Hi Dan

Iron remover vs clay towel. What is the difference. Also what do people like better.

Accumulator. Just asking what is wrong with using a Speedy surface prep towel for decontamination. Also how can you tell if a car needs to be deconed What product do you use for decon. Thanks.

mister snoop. Thanks. What is wrong with using a Speedy surface prep towel for decontamination.

TGATES thanks for the info. I never used iron remover before. Thanks. I like clay towels. Some like the speedy surface prep towel is what I like. Thanks.

Decontamination: you wash and then dry your car. Next would be your decon step. How do you know if your car needs to be deconed thanks.

People might say different but for decontamination I like clay towels. Something like the Speedy surface prep towel works great.

question: how many pads do people typically use per vehicle. Also when polishing when do you clean your pads Maybe this is different for everyone. I heard after each section pass clean your pad and after each panel use a new pad. This is just what I heard.

TGATES Thanks for all the helpful information. I really appreciate it.

This is just my own opinion: being a beginner and having never done paint correction or machine polishing before I think the things to focus on would be Getting to know manufacturers paint: which is soft or hard Knowing how to assess the area: to know what pad/product combination to use...

I have a Toyota Corolla. The color is called Celestite. It’s supposed to be sky blue

A one step would be fine. I just never did polishing or paint correction before. I just got to do it for the first time and get over that mentality/idea that I am not going to wreck the cars paint. That is what is stopping me me from doing it for my first time. Thanks